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Nine tech firms object to stock token listings on OKX-ICE platform

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Broadcom, Verizon, UnitedHealth, CoreWeave and five other listed companies have formally objected to stock token listings on OKXICE, the OKX and Intercontinental Exchange joint platform. Under the SEC's 17 Sept innovation exemption, issuers get 30 days to object before third-party platforms tokenise their shares.

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The story so far: OKX-ICE tokenized stock exchange filing

OKXICE, OKX's joint venture with ICE, filed with the SEC to pursue a tokenized securities exchange covering tokenized shares of 63 NYSE-listed companies. Objections from US-listed companies grew from nine to 16, then 22, and now 26, with IBM, Oracle, Intel and IonQ among the latest to object.

  1. OKX-ICE joint venture OKXICE files notice with SEC for tokenised securities exchange

    OKX said OKXICE, its joint venture with NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange, submitted a notice to the US SEC to pursue a tokenised securities exchange under the regulator's new innovation exemption rule. The notice includes more than 60 companies listed on US stock…

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  2. OKX seeks SEC approval for tokenised US stock platform with 63 NYSE names

    OKX has filed with the SEC to launch a tokenised stock trading platform via OKX ICE LLC, its joint venture with NYSE parent ICE. It plans to offer tokenised shares of 63 NYSE-listed companies, with issuers given 30 days to opt out.

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  3. OKX founder says tokenised stock DEX contract planned for X Layer

    OKX founder and CEO Star said on X that OKXICE, a joint venture between OKX and ICE, plans to deploy its tokenised stock trading platform DEX contract on X Layer.

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  4. Uniswap founder says OKX tokenised securities project to use v4 hooks

    Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said on X that the tokenised securities project from ICE Markets and OKX will launch using Uniswap v4 hooks, which he called a suitable market structure that will bring new assets and users to the protocol.

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  5. OKX director says tokenised securities exchange may launch in about 30 days

    OKX director Andrew Cuomo said at the OKX NOW conference in Singapore that a tokenised securities exchange to be run with ICE, parent of the New York Stock Exchange, is expected to launch in about 30 days. He said documents have been filed with the US SEC for the venture…

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  6. CoreWeave and Broadcom oppose OKXICE tokenised share listing

    CoreWeave and Broadcom have objected to an application by OKXICE, a joint venture of OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, to list tokenised versions of their shares on a blockchain. More listed companies are opposing tokenisation of their stock, The Information reported.

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  7. Nine tech firms object to stock token listings on OKX-ICE platform

    Broadcom, Verizon, UnitedHealth, CoreWeave and five other listed companies have formally objected to stock token listings on OKXICE, the OKX and Intercontinental Exchange joint platform. Under the SEC's 17 Sept innovation exemption, issuers get 30 days to object before third-party platforms tokenise their shares.

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  8. 16 US companies object to tokenised shares on OKX and ICE platform

    Sixteen US-listed companies, including Microsoft, Alphabet, Goldman Sachs, Qualcomm, McDonald's and Western Digital, have objected to their shares trading on OKXICE TSV, the tokenised-stock platform jointly owned by OKX and ICE, up from nine on 15 Oct.

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  9. Cuomo calls company objections to tokenised stock trading a natural reaction

    Andrew Cuomo, co-chair of the OKX-ICE venture, said companies objecting to tokenised trading of their stocks is a "very natural reaction", as firms can opt in or out. Sixteen companies, including Microsoft, Alphabet and Goldman Sachs, raised objections in a Monday announcement.

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  10. OKXICE says nine US firms object to tokenised shares under SEC exemption

    OKXICE, OKX and ICE's tokenised-stock venture, said Verizon, Broadcom, UnitedHealth and six other listed firms objected under new SEC rules, so their shares cannot trade on its platform. Nasdaq also said it will not let its shares be tokenised under the framework.

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  11. Twenty-two companies object to tokenised shares on OKX and ICE's OKXICE platform

    Twenty-two companies have filed objections to their US shares being listed in tokenised form on OKXICE, the tokenised equities platform run by OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, Reuters reported. The latest objectors include Wells Fargo, Arm Holdings and Intuit, after Microsoft and Alphabet joined the previous week; 16 of the 22 are listed on Nasdaq and six on the NYSE.

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  12. Center for Common Sense Leadership Fund warns of stock token risks in WSJ ads

    The Center for Common Sense Leadership Fund ran full-page Wall Street Journal advertisements for a second day warning that stock tokens sit in a regulatory blind spot and could cause price dislocations, ownership disputes, hacking and market manipulation. Twenty-two companies including Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, McDonald's and Alphabet have also opposed the issue.

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  13. IBM, Oracle, Intel and IonQ join opposition to OKX and ICE stock tokenisation

    IBM, Oracle, Intel and IonQ have objected to OKX and ICE Markets tokenising their shares under the SEC's innovation exemption, bringing the number of dissenting issuers to 26.

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